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YESEDUCATION
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2014-07-02 12:48:22
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Swapan GarainProfessor, Social Scientist, Social Entrepreneur
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You may be eligible to get a job, but it is very difficult to get a job on the basis of a degree in India. There i s so much unemployment there. besides, if you look for a job on the basis of a degree in Germany, you will have better chances.
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2014-07-01 09:55:48
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GIRISH SESHAMANI
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I always maintain that HR professionals are born, not made. It is similar to leadership. This is something, which I am sharing with you, after close to 20 years of corporate experience. There are of course, two schools of thought on this. People do not work for companies. People work for people. You need to have innate HR skills to succeed in this line. I do not see any need to pursue an MBA
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2014-06-19 11:05:46
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Akhil K J
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Hi Shweta,
After a postgraduate degree in HR, you are well equipped to start a career. But if you would like to specialize in a specific industry, you might want to take a course or a diploma in that industry. Some other courses that you might consider are:
Industrial Relations:
* Public Relations.
* Employment Law and Practice.
* Organization studies.
* International Human Resources.
* Professional Human Resources.
Most PhD in HR programs take five years to complete. The students will have to do research, undergo internships or teaching assistant programs and complete their dissertation. Majority of schools will consider your application only
After a postgraduate degree in HR, you are well equipped to start a career. But if you would like to specialize in a specific industry, you might want to take a course or a diploma in that industry. Some other courses that you might consider are:
Industrial Relations:
* Public Relations.
* Employment Law and Practice.
* Organization studies.
* International Human Resources.
* Professional Human Resources.
Most PhD in HR programs take five years to complete. The students will have to do research, undergo internships or teaching assistant programs and complete their dissertation. Majority of schools will consider your application only
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2014-06-18 12:25:46
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deepti paul
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Hi, with 5 years of experience in hand & mba degree in marketing & hr you have many career opportunities to choose from. As you have not mentioned in which area you hold this experience I am giving very general view applicable to all- one can develop a career in sectors ranging from FMCG, Retail, Tourism, Banking, Hospitality, IT and ITeS, Media, PR & Advertising, Consultancy, Market Research etc. With job profiles like marketing manager, brand manager, product manager, media manager, etc.
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